Hemstreet, Charles, b. 1866 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 107
ined withsleepy-looking shops, and others with irregu-lar dwellings of the kind that were plentifulenough seventy and eighty and a hundredyears ago, but of which there are few to befound now, except here in the Mouse-trap.In these side streets you can find ancientdoorways with carved side - posts;… … An Old Home in Greenwich Village. thing that is old and quaint, but nothing thatis of this day and generation. It is curious to note the different ways inwhich the streets of the ** Mouse-trap dis-appear. Sometimes they end abruptly in acourt; sometimes they twist out of sight [92] THE MOUSE-TRAP…
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